Eventbrite North Texas Reformation Celebration Steering Committee presents North Texas Reformation Celebration Dallas Sunday, November 5, 2017 at Meyerson. Esther 8 1. 5 When Mordecai left the kings presence, he was wearing royal garments of blue and white, a large crown of gold and a purple robe of fine linen. And the city of Susa held a joyous celebration. Blue and white. See Note on Esther 1 6. Crown. This is a different word from that previously used of a royal crown Esther 6 8. Garment. The inner robe or tunic. O50rg/maxresdefault.jpg' alt='Joyous Celebration 9 S' title='Joyous Celebration 9 S' />That of the king was of purple striped with white. Linen. White linen. Thecity of Shushan rejoiced. The tide of royal favour had changed, and the people of Shushan were evidently not very different from the mass of the populace of the present day, who shout with the winning side. Nothing succeeds like success, and the mobile vulgus of Susa cheered Mordecai as doubtless they would have hooted had they seen him led to execution. The crowds who welcomed our Lord into Jerusalem on His triumphal entry soon let their enthusiasm die away Hosanna now tomorrow, CrucifyVerse 1. Royal apparel of blue and white. The Persian monarch himself wore a purple robe and an inner vest of purple striped with white Ancient Monarchies, vol. The robes of honour which he gave away were of many different colours, but generally of a single tint throughout Xen., Cyrop., 8 3, 3 but the one given to Mordecai seems to have been blue with white stripes. These were the colours of the royal diadem Q. Curt., Vit. Alex., 3 3. A great crown of gold. Not a tall crown, like that of the monarch, which is called in Hebrew kether Greek, but atarah, a crown of an inferior kind, frequently worn by nobles. And with a garment of fine linen and purple. The fine linen was of course white. The real meaning of the word thakrik, translated garment, is doubtful. Gesenius understands an outer garment the long and flowing robe of an Oriental monarch in which case the apparel previously mentioned must be the inner vest. Joyous-Celebration-831x357.jpg' alt='Joyous Celebration 9 S' title='Joyous Celebration 9 S' />Others, as Patrick, make the thakrik to be the inner, and the apparel lbush the outer garment. The Septuagint, however, translates thakrik by, and its conjunction with the crown favours this rendering. The diadem proper of a Persian monarch was a band or fillet encircling the lower part of his crown, and was of blue, spotted or striped with white. Ahasuerus seems to have allowed Mordecai to wear a diadem of white and purple. The city of Shushan rejoiced. As the Susanchites had been perplexed at the first edict Esther 3 1. Such of them as were Persians would naturally sympathise with the Jews. Shavuot marks the giving of the Torah on Mt. Sinai. The Ten Commandments are read in synagogues, just as they were in the desert on Mt. Sinai over 3,300 years ago. Kwanzaa k w n. z is a weeklong celebration held in the United States and in other nations of the West African diaspora in the Americas. This energetic Qubcois winter celebration features joyous carols, toetapping dances, and footstomping instrumentals, blending old French traditions with New. Download Yaoi Games Pc Free. Known as the Festival of Colors, Holi is a Hindu festival celebrating the arrival of spring with bonfires, colored powders, and general mayhem. Even the others may have disliked Hamans edict, and have been glad to see it, practically, reversed. And Mordecai went out from the presence of the king. And walked or rode about in the city to show himself to his friends in royal apparel of blue and white such as the Persian kings wore, and were not allowed to any other, as Xenophon writes g and with a great crown of gold a coronet, such as princes and nobles wear the latter Targum calls it a great golden chain, and such the eastern kings used to give to their favourites see Daniel 5 2. Persian diadem, according to Curtius h, which was of a purple colour, mixed with white and so the Septuagint version is, and a diadem of fine linen, of a purple colour and if so, the crown of gold was not worn on his head, nor is it likely it should be allowed, but was carried before him see Gill on Esther 6 8, and the city of Shushan rejoiced, and was glad not only the Jews in it, but the native inhabitants of it, that had any sense of humanity, expressed their joy at the sight of Mordecai thus arrayed that so good a man was advanced at court, and so bad a man as Haman was displaced and put to death see Proverbs 2. Cyropaedia, l. 8. Hist. l. 3. c. 3. OC4Lot7lMWI/0.jpg' alt='Joyous Celebration 9 S' title='Joyous Celebration 9 S' />Vid. Solerium de Pileo, sect. Es 8 1. 5 1. 7. Mordecais Honors, and the Jews Joy. Mordecai went out in royal apparelHe was invested with the khelaat of official honor. A dress of blue and white was held in great estimation among the Persians so that Mordecai, whom the king delighted to honor, was in fact arrayed in the royal dress and insignia. The variety and the kind of insignia worn by a favorite at once makes known to the people the particular dignity to which he has been raised. Mordecais robes now were rich. These things are not worth notice, but as marks of the kings favour, and the fruit of Gods favour to his church. It is well with a land, when ensigns of dignity are made the ornaments of serious piety. When the church prospers, many will join it, who will be shy of it when in trouble. When believers have rest, and walk in the fear of the Lord, and the comfort of the Holy Ghost, they will be multiplied. And the attempts of Satan to destroy the church, always tend to increase the number of true Christians. Jump to Previous. Apparel. Blue. City. Clothing. Crown. Fine. Forth. Garment. Glad. Gold. Golden. Great. Kings. Linen. Mantle. Mordecai. 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